I don't know about MB's case, but for Grambling, the issue wasn't what was or wasn't learned or taught. It was for issues that students nor teachers had any control over. Whatever administrators, politicians or the UL system decided, we could not and cannot control.
Like I said before, most universities have issues, it's just that some have the dollars to cover it up, while others do not. On the other hand, the members of the media are/ could be financial supporters/backers or graduates of the institution which would account for not hearing about such details.
Someone made a good point earlier. Many of us graduate and do not support our institutions unless it's homecoming.
It has to change. You need to know what's going on. Find your local alumni chapter become a member or start one. The motto of our local alumni chapter is "Become the change you want to see."
LMAO @ cheap. If you say so, being enrolled in 2 HBCUs for a total of 5 years, I didn't have to receive any student loans, nor did I receive one grant. So, I guess it was cheap...
BUT IT'S PAID FOR and I worked damn hard, too!
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